St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-22

and Mrs. Bridgman, Profs. Batchelder,
Innis, Griffin and ladies, Miss II. I.
Shoemaker and Prof. Drew, ID. IL.
Candy and l.. j. Dobner, of 'S4; L.. j.
Van FosSen, of 'S5; Misses Sadie and
Eta Higgins, Hendrickson; Mr.: .. +.
Barrett, of 'S6; Misses Laura Knott,
Gertrude SOuthwick, Laura johnson,
Emma Richardson, Margaret Share,
Essie Bushnell, Martha Clark. Annie
Albertson, Minnie Door, Hattie Rose,
Alma johnson, Mamie Stevens, Nettle
Kephart, Della Palmer, L.. Green, Case,
Ella Door, Bessie Clapp, Winnie Hoyt,
Ella Barkuloo, NJ. johnson, Eta Glen
denning, Bean, May Webb. Bessie Van
Norman, Clara Webb, Freeman, I0ste-
vim, Jessie Kephart, Dunn, Hattie War
ner, Good, LiScomb, Hamilton, Jordan,
Knight, Addie Door, Miss FosS, of Min
neap0liS. The reception committee, y.
II. Beck and Miss Annie Albertson, Z.
G. Shapleigh and Miss Hattie Rose. The
class numbers fifteen.
The seniors are about to enter upon
their senior vacation, Monday and Tues
day closing their final examination.
The two weeks will be enjoyed III the
most improved manner, almost anything
being in Order-even to getting married;
but these will be few on account OF
lIuiiiDCiS. l. TIC CittSS ilttLtbSlo iOui
Miss Laura Knott, j. c. Marshall, +. A,
Carroll and G.. H. Greedy. Messrs. Car
rell and Greedy will be found in some
African forest following the occupation
of st. Paul, while Mr.. Marshall, with
his untiring zeal for law and devotion
to the great political questions OF the
day, may be found in one of the city
law Offices.
The juniors enjoyed Wednesday pic
nicking at Lake Johanna as only Juniors
know how. The afternoon was devoted
to lunching, bOtaniZing and boating. IN
which latter occupation more than one
got more than their share of the lake
water, but all these minor miShapS We're
forgotten in the beautiful drive in the
evening around several of the lakes.
The party was accompanied by a pho
tographer.
The closing event for the year among
the literary societies will be the enter
tamment given on Friday evening next
by the Amphietyons, when the Brown
ings w i'll be preset. The address OF
welcome will be given by G. ID. Foss, ,lr
After the programme the evening will be
given up to social enjoyment.
The Sunday school of the NJ. E. church
will 90 Oh an excursion to Lake Park on
Saturday next. The eXcursionists will
leave Hamline, on the st. Louis road, at
o'clock a. m, and returning leave
Lake Park at o'clock.
The Chautauqua meets this week al
the home of Mrs. Evans. The work OF
| the evening will be on Goldsmith and
| his ''Vicar of Wakefield"
Messrs. Slocum and Beck and Misses
Southwick and Albertson had a pleasant
trip to MinnetOnka on Saturday.
Numerous seniors Of State university
have been making Hamline cali dur
| ing the week.
G. S. Perry of 'SS received a visi1-ar
Monday from his brother, G. w. Perry
OF Parker, Oak.
G. U. Ridgway has gone to Red
Wing, being called away by his brothessS
sickness. y
L. Montgomery, of st. Peter, visited
his son, E. 4. Montgomery of 'SS, CT
Monday.
Miss Annie V. Albertson of 80 has
returned, and the freshmen rejoice.
Miss W. Sloirns, of Minneapolis. has
been visiting the Misses Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Norton, of Winona
were in Hamline on Monday.
Rev. Allen conducted chapel exercises
on Thursday morning.